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Arcanum
and Bradford squared off last Friday in a game that Bradford
won in
convincing fashion, 37-14. This week, Bradford will look to stay
on the winning track
as the Roaders host Miami East for homecoming.
Arcanum will try to get back to the winning
side as the Trojans host
Mississinawa Valley.
CNO File Photo by Dale Barger,
crosscountyconference.com.
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The hunt for a
playoff spot wrapping up
Friday scores and this week's Matchups
Story courtesy of crosscountyconference.com
Two CCC teams control their own destiny for playoff spots after week
seven, while three more CCC teams are still in the hunt – needing to
win out and get some help along the way.
And it was Tri-County North taking a huge step forward on Friday with a
28-13 victory over Miami East. With the game in doubt heading into the
fourth quarter, the Panthers scored on runs by Michael Olinger and
Caleb Lawson to seal the victory.
The Panthers improve to 5-2 overall and 5-1 in the CCC, while Miami
East drops to 4-3 on the season and 4-2 in the league.
Next up for Tri-County North is a rivalry battle at Twin Valley South,
while Miami East travels to Bradford.
And the Vikings will face a Bradford team (3-4, 2-4) that ended a
three-game skid with an impressive 37-14 win over Arcanum (3-4, 3-3).
The Railroaders used a pair of Johnathan Barbee touchdown runs and
another score by James Canan to take an 18-14 lead at the break.
The Railroaders then controlled the second half as James Canan capped a
huge night with two touchdown runs, one from 25 yards out and another
from 61 yards away.
While Bradford hosts Miami East for homecoming next week, Arcanum
returns home to face Mississinawa Valley.
The Blackhawks are a team looking to get over the hump in search of
their first win and was within striking distance with a touchdown early
in the third quarter against rival Ansonia.
But the Tigers pulled away in the second half with a pair of touchdowns
to take a 34-14 win and keep Mississinawa winless at 0-7 overall and
0-6 in the league.
The Tigers, who improved to 5-2 overall and 4-2 in the CCC, hosts
Bethel next week.
Bethel (4-3, 3-3) found it’s stride on Friday with a convincing 33-7
victory over National Trail (1-6, 1-5). The Bees used big plays to
build a 27-0 lead at the break and then put together a well executed
drive in the third quarter to seal the game.
National Trail looks to regroup next week, but it will be tough as
unbeaten Covington comes to town.
The Buccs (7-0, 6-0) used three first quarter touchdown runs by Isaiah
Winston to get out to a 21-0 lead on Twin Valley South and then cruised
to a 47-7 win.
WEEK SEVEN SCORES:
Ansonia 34, Mississinawa Valley 14
Bethel 33, National Trail 7
Bradford 37, Arcanum 14
Covington 47, Twin Valley South 7
Tri-County North 28, Miami East 13
WEEK EIGHT MATCH-UPS:
Bethel at Ansonia
Covington at National Trail
Mississinawa Valley at Arcanum
Tri-County North at Twin Valley South
Miami East at Bradford
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